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Signals is Sleuth Intel’s narrative intelligence layer — a live view of how much attention each asset is capturing relative to its baseline. Where price charts show you what happened, mindshare trends often show you what’s about to happen.

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What Signals Shows

Signals tracks narrative momentum and sentiment across a curated basket of crypto assets — from large-caps to emerging narratives. For each asset, you see:

Mindshare Score

A quantified measure of how much attention an asset is currently receiving relative to its historical baseline. Higher score = outsized attention.

% Change Over Time

Mindshare delta across configurable time windows — spot which assets are accelerating or fading in the narrative.

30-Day History

A full month of mindshare history plotted per asset. Identify recurring patterns, narrative cycles, and when attention peaks typically precede price moves.

Live Rankings

Assets ranked in real time by current mindshare. The leaderboard updates continuously so you always see what’s dominating the conversation right now.

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Tracked Assets

Signals currently tracks the following assets, with more added regularly:
Tracked basket includes: BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, DOGE, LINK, SUI, PEPE, XRP, AVAX, TON, ARB, and more — spanning L1s, L2s, DeFi, and meme coins, with new assets added regularly.

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Understanding the Mindshare Metric

Mindshare measures attention — not price. It quantifies how much an asset is being discussed, referenced, and searched across Crypto Twitter and other tracked sources, then normalises that against the asset’s own historical baseline.
  • Rising mindshare means the asset is capturing more attention than usual — a potential leading indicator before price movement.
  • Falling mindshare means attention is rotating away, even if price hasn’t reacted yet.
  • Flat mindshare with rising price can signal a move with weak narrative backing — often more fragile.

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How to Use Signals

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Check the live leaderboard

Open Signals and scan the ranked list. Note which assets have surged in mindshare rank over the last 24 hours — these are the narratives gaining momentum right now.
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Review 30-day history for context

Click into any asset to see its 30-day mindshare chart. A current spike is more meaningful if the asset has been quiet for weeks — that contrast signals a genuine narrative ignition.
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Look at % change, not just absolute score

An asset with 10× its usual mindshare but a low absolute score can be a more actionable signal than a large-cap with slightly elevated attention. Focus on the rate of change.
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Cross-reference with price

Compare the mindshare trend to price action. When mindshare leads and price hasn’t moved yet, you may have an early-entry opportunity.

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Interpreting Mindshare as a Leading Indicator

Rising mindshare frequently precedes price moves — narratives build before capital flows. When you spot an asset climbing the Signals leaderboard with strong % change but no corresponding price action yet, cross-reference with PM Markets to see if prediction market odds are already pricing in a move. A divergence between rising mindshare and flat PM odds can indicate a mispricing worth acting on.
Mindshare is an attention metric, not a sentiment metric. It tells you how much an asset is being discussed, not whether the discussion is bullish or bearish. Always pair mindshare data with directional context from the Feed or PM Traders.